Steelite Pompeii Stone Large Round Bowl 356mm (Pack of 6)
Product Description
The Steelite Pompeii Stone large round bowl is part of the Pompeii Creations collection — a range of melamine tableware designed to bring a tactile, stone-effect finish to casual and...
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- 2
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- 2.72kg
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Product Description
The Steelite Pompeii Stone large round bowl is part of the Pompeii Creations collection — a range of melamine tableware designed to bring a tactile, stone-effect finish to casual and informal dining settings. At 356mm across, this is a generously sized bowl suited to sharing plates, pasta, salads, and similar dishes where presentation matters as much as portion size.
Melamine construction gives these bowls a practical durability advantage over ceramic alternatives. They handle the rigours of busy table turns, stacking, and repeated dishwasher cycles without the chipping and breakage that typically comes with traditional stoneware. The lighter weight also reduces fatigue for front-of-house staff handling multiple covers in quick succession.
From an operational standpoint, the Pompeii Stone range works well in environments where a rustic or artisan aesthetic is part of the offer — farm-to-table concepts, Mediterranean menus, and fast casual operations are typical fits. Key practical advantages include:
- Lighter than ceramic equivalents, reducing handling fatigue during busy service
- Resistant to chipping, lowering replacement costs over time
- Dishwasher safe, supporting efficient turnaround between covers
- Consistent stone-effect finish across the pack, maintaining a coherent tablescape
- Supplied in a pack of six, practical for stocking a section or supplementing existing cover sets
There are a few considerations worth noting. Melamine is not suitable for microwave use, which may affect operations where table-side reheating or finishing is part of the workflow. It is also worth confirming dishwasher temperature compatibility with your warewasher settings, as some commercial machines running very high temperatures can affect melamine over time.
These bowls suit casual dining venues, catering operations, and hospitality sites looking to add a distinctive finish to their tableware without the fragility and replacement cost of ceramic. If you are fitting out a larger operation or want to discuss how these sit alongside other pieces in the Pompeii range, the team is happy to help you work through the quantities and combinations before you order.
Key Features
- 356mm diameter melamine bowl with stone-effect finish
- Supplied as a pack of six for practical section stocking
- Durable melamine construction resists chipping and cracking
- Lighter weight than ceramic equivalents for easier handling
- Dishwasher safe for efficient turnaround between covers
Operational Benefits
- Reduces breakage costs compared to ceramic tableware over time
- Lighter bowls reduce front-of-house fatigue during busy service
- Consistent finish across the pack supports a coherent table presentation
- Dishwasher-safe design keeps turnaround times short between covers
- Suits artisan and casual dining concepts without sacrificing durability
Specifications
- Box quantity
- 2
- Diameter
- 0
- Dimensions
- 0(H) x 0(W) x 0(D)mm
- Weight
- 2.72kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Generally yes — melamine is designed to withstand regular dishwasher cycles in commercial settings. It is worth checking your warewasher's operating temperature, as sustained exposure to very high wash temperatures can affect the surface finish of melamine over time. Most standard commercial dishwashers operate well within acceptable limits.
- Melamine is not suitable for microwave use, and it is not designed for direct oven or heat-lamp exposure. These bowls are intended for ambient or pre-plated service. If your operation involves table-side reheating or prolonged heat retention, a ceramic or porcelain alternative would be more appropriate.
- That depends on your cover count, table turn rate, and how many dishes on your menu use this bowl size. As a starting point, most operators aim to hold at least two to three times their seated cover count in each item to allow for dishwasher cycles without running short mid-service. If you'd like help working out the right quantities for your setup, we're glad to talk it through.